Magazine Sixty
Music reviews and artist interviews
Magazine Sixty brings you reviews and interviews with some of the worlds leading independent artists. Discover excitng new electronic music, revisit seminal classics and hear from the people behind the sounds.
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A culturally defining moment. When culture is defined by music. The brutal realities engaged via the caustic kick drum and furious Techno bassline on Hate Me are beautifully contrasted by the powerful words delivered by Patrick Cash. They could apply to any city, anywhere. To anybody. Either way. 2017 never sounded as important. For people
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Listening to some Jazz on radio recently I was reminded about the sheer power that can be harnessed by simple piano chords. The organic nature of which it would be good to hear a lot more of, and soon. Such indeed as the opening bars contained in the title track of this new EP from
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There’s nothing better than hearing music which people have thought about when creating. And it sounds like Tahir Jones has done just that. Do Da Dance, takes it ques from House history with its organ stabs feeling reassuringly familiar but the percussion fuelled grooves and heavy bass pulses work their way firmly into 2018 via
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So ok, we’re jumping the gun ever so slightly here as this is not released until January but then again why not, when music is this exceptional you just can’t hold it back. Yoni Yarchi & Tal Tager produced the equally stunning ‘Tel Aviv Morning’ last year for the label and if they’re distinctive, emotionally
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As the title prompts this is a gathering of the labels finer moments from over the year which to be fair have thrown more than one gem along the way. Highlighting this collection of excellent, important sounds begins with the deeply, heart-tearing strains of ‘Sun Salute’ by atish, Bengal. The rich, beautiful intensity then continues
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This is fucking excellent. Not only do you get to play big time but it’s downright sleazy, injecting a sense of bravado and dare I say it, FUN into increasingly tired dance equations. Warning: it does talk about t**s and Coc**** – fab! Energy, is co-produced by Felix Da Housecat and Clarian while featuring Agata’s
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Returning to Steve Bug’s super good imprint Chocky once again delivers smoky, involving music over the course of travel. Double Dip begins the recession busting selection with a deep, hypnotic combinations of bass and smooth organ stabs offset by addictively punchy vocal hits, plus a heavy dose of soulful intention. Which is much the same
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A breathlessly wonderful production that soars all the way. A genuine flash of brilliance which ignites the stereo skyline with its rich infusion of caustic synthesized lines eventually cumulating in a sizzling array of bright hi-hats, plus ever evolving keys hinting at blissful melodies. A futuristic slice of dance music that touches upon big emotions
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